TRÄKRAFT. Wood evokes memories, emotions, and sensory experiences – for many, a source of comfort and something deeply human. It connects to craft, transformation, and aesthetic ideals throughout history. The forest is a shared space that everyone relates to. The exhibition brings together people with different perspectives to inspire thought and storytelling. Like a child instinctively finding a “good stick” – wood carries possibilities and connections beyond words.

AUTUMN SALOON. This year’s Autumn Salon explores the forest as a zone of conflict, resistance, and reconciliation. What remains to be saved – and who gets to decide? Once a place of calm and myth, the forest has become a charged arena where ecological, political, and economic forces collide.

EPA-LOVERS – ERIK DANIELSSON. The exhibition EPA-lovers portrays the visual and emotional elements of EPA culture – the clothes, vehicles, environments, interiors, people, and their stories.

CLEARINGS – ANDERS JANSSON. In Anders Jansson’s sculpture exhibition Clearings, the starting point is the forest. Anders is interested in what happens when the viewer moves through a space, and in the exhibition he aims to create a dreamlike illusion of being in a living forest, with clearings full of events and stories.

WHERE THE TREES FALLS ON THEIR OWN – HILMA FRANZON & JÖRGEN FRANZON. Where the Trees Fall on Their Own is an exhibition that explores the relationship between humans and nature. Through large-scale paintings, ceramic sculptures, drawings, and paintings, a space is created where the story of the past meets the future. What happens when we are no longer at the center, when we encounter something beyond ourselves?